Finding a balance in life gets more difficult as time progresses. Sometimes it just feels as if I’m living my life according to a ToDo list: wake up, dress, eat, get the kids ready, rush off to work, rush home, make dinner, do homework, get some sleep and then it begins all over again. Hardly the way to find joy and fulfillment, no?

I believe that every woman deserves to be celebrated as she enters into the next phase of her life as a mother. The transition from being pregnant to becoming a new mom can be difficult at times, so it is important for us to support each other through these transitions with love and compassion.

I had Ramsay Hunt Syndrome a few years ago, which is basically shingles in your inner ear. It was the most pain I ever had—I thought my brain was infected. It caused my face to become paralyzed.

The sacred feminine is a term that refers to the animating life-force found in all things. When we talk about the sacred feminine, we're not referring to gender—we're talking about energy. The sacred masculine and the sacred feminine are two sides of the same coin, and most people have both inside of them.

She painted flowers, circles, and some abstract art, all with her breasts. It was a way for her to celebrate her feminine body before she removed them. When I seen her paintings, I got inspired. I thought it was such a beautiful gesture to do for yourself. “Why wait for a disease to celebrate your feminine body, and paint with your breasts.”

The Divine Feminine is all about receiving and nourishing ourselves. When we let go of giving to everyone else, we can focus on what will keep us healthy and happy -- and let's be honest, who doesn't want that for themselves?

I want my daughter to be comfortable in her skin and not obsessed with harmful ideas about how girls “should” look. This got me thinking: what are some of the ways we can let our inner Goddesses shine through and show our beauty without always being at the mercy of self-critical thoughts of our imperfections?